Legislation

The bill essentially punishes unhoused people for existing outside approved facilities and gives the state broad authority to control where people may live, rather than providing adequate housing solutions.

This bill would require Wisconsin’s Department of Health Services to ask the federal government for permission to start a pilot program that gives people in jail or prison access to certain health care before they’re released.

This bill seeks to treat hemp-derived cannabinoid products as regulated intoxicants rather than unregulated consumer goods.

Proposal for a tightly regulated medical cannabis program in Wisconsin.

This bill protects people from being prosecuted for prostitution or attempted prostitution when they seek help from law enforcement or certain medical services.

This bill would narrow Wisconsin’s definition of hemp, limiting it to plants with no more than 0.3% total THC and banning products made with synthetic or lab-altered cannabinoids such as delta-8 THC.

This bill requires law enforcement officers to identify themselves by name, badge, and agency when making an arrest, and to provide the legal authority under which they are acting.

This bill allows law enforcement agencies in a first-class city (presently only Milwaukee) to use automated speed enforcement cameras and red light cameras to detect traffic signal violations.

This bill would increase statutorily set court fees and surcharges, including indexing some fees and surcharge amounts to inflation.